DeadArtist

I scan my art. I have a ccd scanner that I bought in the $500 range and it works well. My question is, should I go for a minimal amount of scans ( right, left or multiple scans (right, middle, left)? Is it better for the system to have more to work with or less.

Comparing Exposer, PS has Exposer and a Gamma Correction element, which AP lacks. AP only has Exposer and Opacity buttons. How do we make the Gamma corrections?

Sorry, I didn’t mean to be so vague. Photo bashing was a term I heard during a tutorial I’m taking for Procreate. Photo bashing can’t be performed in that software so the tutor brought the file into PS to do it. Basically, after bringing in the file from Procreate, he brought in other files in of lizards and such with textures he wanted to use. He’d cut out pieces, lower the opacity, change the gamma correction and exposure, warp the piece to fit the area, then finally soft erase unneeded parts. Back to my original question. Does Affinity Photo have this capability, and if so, is there a tutorial I can learn it from?

Are there any tutorials in Affinity Photo on photobashing? Everything I’ve come across always ends up with Photoshop and that is one software I refuse to use.

For some unknown reason the program will not let me draw when in pixel persona. I’ve tried in new drawings, old drawings and all I see the the rope stabilizer move around but nothing happens. I can go into another program like ProCreate and I can draw fine. The Vector persona works fine.

If I already own Designer (on My Imac) do I still have to buy the software for the iPad?

I'm worried, if I install this iTunes over my iTunes, it will erase the library I've amassed.

The sale is on for the new Designer Ipad software, but I don't own an Ipad yet! Can I download it to my Imac then transfer it to the Ipad once I buy one?

Im using the most recent 6.3.27-2 and 10.13.1 for OSX.

My Intous Pro has a super lag problem and I'm talking plugged in the the USB port of my iMac it's even worse if i try using the Blue Tooth set up.. Wacom has been no help. How have any of you handled this problem? At the moment I'm training with Affinity Designer.

Shading the Robot: We are asked to select shapes, select add to combine. We are then asked to remove fill and set layer to multiply to create a clipping layer. When I do that, there is just a vector outline. You then switch to Pixel Persona and add a pixel layer inside the clipping layer. As soon as I switch to that layer, the vector outline disappears! How do I paint something I can't see. There really needs to be an area in this forum dedicated to the workbook. With all the hype selling this book to newbies, there must be also of folks out there scratching their heads.

Good luck with that. I just winged it, looking at the photos later in the tutorial. You thinks that's fun, wait until you get to the Whittler tutorial. That's why I'm here, fishing in the forum,